Max Desiatov
Max Desiatov
See this post for more details https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-wasm-binary-sizes/51533/21
This would allow people to use `carton` instead of external tools, like `wasm-strip` https://github.com/swiftwasm/swiftwasm-action/pull/2/files
None of the implemented commands are currently tested end-to-end with GitHub Actions, but all of this can (and should) be automated.
Now that [recent snapshots](https://github.com/swiftwasm/swift/releases/tag/swift-wasm-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2021-02-14-a) support Amazon Linux 2, `carton` commands should be able to detect it and install an appropriate distribution archive.
A dependency with a resource fails to have its resources copied by `carton bundle`. I've updated the linked repository to show the problem. This is the output of `carton bundle`:...
This simplifies our CI scripts, and installation via Homebrew and on Linux. It also allows us to pin the version of WASI runtime we use for CLI test execution. Closes...
When `--verbose` is not passed to `carton dev` the output of the first successful build is cleaned, but it may contain important information such as warnings. These warnings don't reappear...
In addition to `defaultBrowser` we should add `chrome`, `safari`, `firefox`, and `edge` as possible arguments passed to `carton test --environment`. This would allow testing with an arbitrary browser, not just...
Uncovered while investigating #200. `carton test --environment defaultBrowser` is stuck when launched in Docker images that don't have any browsers installed.
This would allow users to create their own templates, but also would allow us to fix templates quickly without forcing our users to update `carton` on their side.